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As noted earlier, I have been researching topics concerning seniors’ fitness. According to Ms. Doss, a professional about whom I have already written, exercise not only prevents bone and muscle deterioration, but also stimulates cognitive functioning among seniors. She states that, after having performed a daily routine cycle of exercise, her senior clients are much more alert, and participate more adequately in their subsequent mind stimulation activities. In addition to this, she supports this with evidence stating that seniors who are physically active are, according to numerous statistics, less likely to develop mind-deteriorating disorders such as Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s. Increased physical activity increases circulation to the brain as well as other organs. Exercise stimulates those who are currently inflicted with such diseases as well. Ms. Doss states that the resulting levels of mind stimulation are remarkable, even if the stimulation is temporary for inflictees of diseases such as Alzheimer’s. Daily physical activity could, in turn, result in a daily return to “self” for such patients. In any sense, it is extremely important to remain physically active. As one can see, the benefits are endless, and the alternatives serve as luminous incentives for prevention.
Until next time, stay active!
Chris